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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Hommer, post: 2281672, member: 73266&quot;]In my state not everything you purchase has the same tax rate applied to it. It may or may not be different in every state. There is a grocery tax, a beer tax, a unprepared beverage tax&nbsp; (fountain drinks and coffee), a cooked food tax (&nbsp; deli), a regular state sales tax, a city tax and a county tax. Not all are applied to everything you purchase so the reason each department key on a cash register can and does calculate a different tax for that item. If you take the totals from that dept. ( which are separated on returns) and see that you owe taxes that weren&#039;t collected, something is amiss. You research it and realize that your price is just barely below the breaking point to collect another cent that will be owed if you sell 2 of that item. Believe me in a month&#039;s time a cent will add up. To remedy the loss you raise the price to just above the breaking point. You gain taxes. Again in a month across all departments, it adds up. Multiply that by a year, you can easily gain a bank note or lose one. What do you think smart business owners do?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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